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A very useless entitlement mentality rapidly being elevated to national culture. Because you're a citizen of a country, so therefore, foreigners should give you money. Same mindset of some riff-raffs who do the very same thing on the basis of tribe. |
uwa244:Haha.... seems like so many people on this thread didn't understand the report. The man practices EXACTLY what he preaches. That he's in $1.2 billion debt doesn't mean he's poor; "continuously being in debt" is exactly what he preaches. Dangote today is in debt of almost $20billion; so is Dangote broke? |
bigiyaro:Lol... you're wrong! That 1974 strategy is still very much valid today. |
Parachoko:Lol.. Access became easy because you now pay 5x the cost. In 2022, if you had offered any bank or aboki or any black market operator just N1000 for $1 or for a litre of petrol, access would have also been easy. |
maestroferddi:Okay sorry, pastor Kingsley is a fake pastor for daring to charge a subscription for his dating app. Next topic please! |
maestroferddi:The bolded part of your message already speaks volumes on your Pharisaic nature... You sit behind a computer conversing with a person you do not know and have never seen, but somehow, something in your head tells you you're 'spiritual' and I'm not? Mr Spiritual Enablement, the man didn't force you or anyone to subscribe to his app and neither did he make it mandatory for anyone, not even his church members. There are dating apps all over cyberspace, including Christian-based dating apps; you have a free choice to patronise or not patronise. If you want to keep hating on him and attacking him because he's a pastor, that's your spiritual cup of tea. But that will not change the fact about who he is and that also doesn't change the fact that just like every one of us, he reserves the right to set up a business and charge customers for his services. |
maestroferddi:What exactly are you talking about, spirituality and what not? What has spirituality got to do with a man doing a business and gettiing paid for his services? So if a pastor opens a business like a shop, he should give out his goods to customers for free? Is that what your own spiritual discernment reveals to you? |
Esthered:For spiritual healing, God is the one healing, not the pastor. But the congregation in that case may reward the pastor with gifts if they feel led to do that. But if a pastor is for instance a medical doctor, are we really saying he shouldn't be paid salaries because he's a pastor? |
Esthered:Lol... So christians running businesses should not receive payment for their goods and services? Even Christians who do 9-5 white collar jobs should also opt not to receive salaries? Or perhaps this principle only applies to pastors?.. and how exactly should he feed his family? |
Dangote no be father christmas, so one cant really complain too much if he chooses to be brutal. It's the useless successive governments I blame, both state and federal level. After spending billions of dollars over the years on maintenance, tell me why no public refineries are working after 27 years and not a single person has or will ever be punished for the heist? Also, tell me why states like Delta, Rivers, Akwa-Ibom or Bayelsa can't build refineries, even if it were just mini modular refineries? Everyone's busy building useless flyovers to impress people who think flyovers are a measure of legacy achievement. The newest craze is now setting up of airlines, but somehow we expect Dangote to do the work of government? |
Geovanni412:I believe that's exactly what he did. In addition to being a pastor, he's runs a personal business as a relationship counsellor/therapist/coach. Now as part of his business, he has set up what seems to be a dating app, and just like Tinder or Bumble, there's a free version and a premium subscription. As long as he's not forcing anyone to patronise his app, I wonder what the uproar is about. Him being a pastor is probably the reason for the noise. |
saintkel: Talktalk2022: Racoon: Esthered:The man might be a pastor but at the same time, he also has a family to feed. In addition to his pastorial work, he also runs a full-time relationship counselling/coaching business which is a PAID service. He also writes and sells books as a major side hustle. He has just set up a dating app, and just like Bumble or Tinder or Hinge or any other dating app out there, there's usually a free version and a paid version. Highest tier of the paid/premium service apparently cost $500 (N700k) for an annual subscription. I'm guessing the crime here is that he's a pastor. If it were perhaps, Joro or D'Banj or some other person who created a dating or any other app, I'm sure there'd be zero backlash over a paid subscription. But alas, PK is supposed to be a pastor, so his services should be rendered FREE OF CHARGE. |
SeeWahala:Leave the mumus alone let them keep mumuing themselves. Obi said $41 million instead of $41, and the clowns are dancing allover cyberspace. Meanwhile these clowns support a candidate who said the solution to Nigeria's insecurity was to "recruit 50 million youths into the army and feed them with cassava, agbado and yam in the mirning and afternoon.... You create demand and consumption" Imagine for a sec that it was Obi who made the above meaningless statement. These buffoons gyrating over the $41 / 41million slip-up would be having full blown orgies by now. There's a ballabluic reason Tinubu's handlers can't dare let him attend a live debate or interview. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ue__DrTyy0Y?is=1OXPgzrqz8mAveOz |
SeeWahala:Leave the mumus alone let them keep fooling themselves. Obi said $41 million instead of $41, and the clowns are dancing allover cyberspace. Meanwhile these clowns support a candidate who said the solution to Nigeria's insecurity was to "recruit 50 million youths into the army and feed them with cassava, agbado and yam in the morning" Imagine for a sec that it was Obi who made the above statement. These buffoons gyrating over the $41 / 41million slip-up would be having full blown orgies by now. There's a ballabluic reason Tinubu's handlers can't dare let him attend a live debate or interview. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ue__DrTyy0Y?is=1OXPgzrqz8mAveOz |
TimeManager:Damnnn.... Just imagine the reasoning of someone talking about “thinking ability”… A person who thinks it’s perfectly acceptable for a president to travel abroad and read scripted speeches to African leaders, but somehow believes it's okay for that same president not to speak unscripted to the people he leads With this level of reasoning, you still have the audacity to talk about someone else’s “thinking capacity”? |
TimeManager:Tinubu isn’t the president of Rwanda; Tinubu is the president of Nigeria. Let your Tinubu be accountable to Nigerians by answering questions from Nigerians. If you’re so confident that he has the intellectual capacity to engage with difficult (or even simple) questions, why does he keep running away from Nigerian journalists and live debates? His handlers kept him away from the 2023 presidential debate, apparently because they feared he would produce yet another indefensible barrage of incoherent Balabululu-Bulabaic blunders. If your candidate is intellectually sound and capable of defending his record and ideas, then let him face Nigerians, take their questions and participate in a live debate. What exactly are you guys afraid of? Even the barely educated Buhari didnt run from debates. |
yarimo:I guess your fossil principal hiding in Aso Rock doesnt even need to speak for sane Nigerians to see and feel how empty he is. Every attempt at speaking ends with his marabouts chasing the reporters away for fear he would drop a greater ballabluic gibberish. |
omenka:Lol... obviously I didn’t expect you to have any reasonable response to what I said. There’s absolutely no chance in the world that you or anyone of your ilk would have anything sensible to say in defence of your double standard. Bye! |
omenka:Yes, the man has “nothing upstairs.” Fine! But I dare you people to bring out your fossil of a presiden (Tinubu), put a microphone in front of him and ask him to deliver a live, unscripted speech, or better still, attend a damn debate. For the first time in Nigeria's history, a presidential election was conducted without a presidential debate because one "intelligent" candidate was too scared of making his usual legendary gaffes. Even the barely educated Buhari didnt shy away from public debates. Isn’t it embarrassing that people who openly support a president who's utterly terrified of unscripted public speaking, lest he start spewing incoherent ballabluic gibberish, are the loudest critics of another candidate who regularly puts himself out there and engages the public? The shamelessness that drives this level of the double standard is legendary. |
otipoju:Yes the coastal road will open up useful economic corridors, but if in the currently existing road, commuters are spending 3 days on a journey that should take few hours, isn't it utter madness, raw undiluted madness to not prioritise fixing the existing dilapidated structure before embarking on a brand new one? Imagine a heavy wind blows away the roof of your house and your family is currently sleeping under a tree in the sun and rain. Instead of prioritising the damaged roof to provide immediate shelter for your kids, you are going to lay the foundation for a new mansion that'd take years to complete while your kids sleep in the rain. What could be a better definition of madness? |
Since 1999 to date, if the governor of a state belongs to 'Party A', then all LGA elections in that state MUST automatically be won 100% by 'Party A'. This is one strange Nigerian phenomenon which no one has bothered to interrogate or explain. Most times we blame INEC and even the federal government. But has anyone ever bothered to scrutinise the conduct of the state electoral institutions? |
The problem with Nigeria has never really been the political leaders. Rather its always been the ordinary people who sycophantically support nonsense out of useless sentiments. Even the worst of dunces understands the basic concept of priorities, but somehow when we get to Africa, common sense always becomes rocket science. Roads that are currently being used by millions are being abandoned for "brand new" roads that would take the next 30 years to complete. The benin-warri highway is barely 60 miles long and it used to take 45mins to 1hour back in the days. But in the past 10 years, travellers have endured over 2-3 hours on same road. Meanwhile, the bad sections aren't even that extensive and it would take less than 0.01% of the money being expended on the so-called coastal road to instantly patch and make life easy for millions. But what do we get? When sensible people suggested that existing operational roads be patched first to make life easy for Nigerians before embarking on |
lawani:Devaluation or not, that's beside the point. My comment was directed at those bragging about "increased FAAC allocation" as if it's some brilliant economic achievement or magic. $1million prior to 2023 was ~N360million. That same $1million in 2024-2026 is approximately N1.5billion. The apparent increase in FAAC allocation is just common sense. In dollar terms, FAAC hasn't increased at all. |
This is why I always look in disbelief at the intellectual shallowness of government apologists who keep bragging about increased FAAC allocation and governors not owing salaries, as achievements of Tinubu. Any barely sound person can see it's just a result of the massive Naira devaluation. Naira was devalued by almost a factor of 5; in addition, government stopped paying subsidies and petrol prices jumped by a factor of 5, but worker wages were barely doubled. With this injustice, any governor that still owes salaries deserves to be burnt to death. |
Some politicians are desperately and heartlessly hypocritical. Funny how the very hardship Tinubu and all his current supporters lambasted Jonathan about is now 10 times worse, but somehow these people find a way to convince themselves that all is now well and working well. |
Racoon:Zero accountability to the people they lead... and people would still defend this. |
helinues:I'm actually ashamed of how shameless some of you government apologists can be.... After 3 years and undisclosed trillions spent, I asked you to provide evidence that up to 10km of the road has been completed OUTSIDE Lagos. Your response is that 30km of the 700km road has been built INSIDE Lagos.... and this is what you want sensible Nigerians to be celebrating with you? |
FSBoperator:Oga you're not educating me, I doubt you even have the intellectual capacity to do that. I posed a simple challange to you to educate yourself. Not every Nigerian you meet online is a hungry sycophant grovelling around politicians for crumbs and swallowing the very shallow bait thrown about by your political bandits. Showing a picture of a 1km stretch of road will only impress low IQ simpletons. I asked you to show any evidence that up to 10km of that road has been completed outside Lagos and your response is "OBI, OBI, Giringory OBI!!!" Your response already speaks volumes on your mental capacity. |
helinues:You're celebrating a 700km project of which there's no evidence that up to a 10km stretch has been built in 3.5 years, yet your excuse is that it cant be built in a day? |
FSBoperator:I didnt ask you to give me empty Nairaland texts. I asked for evidence that up to 10km has actually been built. |

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